The King's Singers have returned to the UK following a successful three week tour to Asia, with concert performances taking place in Taiwan, South Korea, China and Hong Kong. This was the first opportunity for the group to perform their Great American Songbook repertoire live to audiences in these countries, and it was well received. As well as eleven performances, The King's Singers delivered three

Singers aged 18 and under are invited to join composer/conductor Eric Whitacre and singers from around the world to create a special Virtual Youth Choir film to be premiered during the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games as part of a unique partnership with UNICEF, the world’s leading children’s organisation.  The film will be presented to a live audience and will also be simultaneously broadcast to a global TV audience. Eric Whitacre

On Saturday 7 June, founding member of The King's Singers Brian Kay will be leading "Sing for Coram" to celebrate 275 years since the granting of the Royal Charter to the Foundling Hospital in 1739. "Sing for Coram" is a choral workshop day focusing on the great Handel choruses and taking place in the church of St. Alban the Martyr close the the original site

Eric Whitacre and the Eric Whitacre Singers have been invited back to perform at the Templeton Prize Ceremony for the second year running. After their performance last year alongside Annie Lennox and the London Gospel Choir, they will take to the stage with double Brit nominee Laura Mvula. Valued at £1.1 million (about $1.8 million or €1.3 million), the Templeton Prize is one of the

Award-winning conductor Nigel Short will be visiting the Eton Choral Course in August 2014 to work with the aspiring young singers. Nigel writes: "I’m very much looking forward to meeting and working with the youngsters on the ECC having heard so many great things from other conductors who have worked on the course before. Helping and enthusing these youngsters is such an important step in